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Fiction, Feminism, and Qualitative Research: An Interview with Dr. Patricia Leavy
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In this interview, sociologist Patricia Leavy introduces arts-based research, discusses how qualitative researchers can use fiction, and reviews her own practice of writing feminist novels including her latest release, Film.
Title: Fiction, Feminism, and Qualitative Research: An Interview with Dr. Patricia Leavy
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In this interview, sociologist Patricia Leavy introduces arts-based research, discusses how qualitative researchers can use fiction, and reviews her own practice of writing feminist novels including her latest release, Film.
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